Book, Chapter

1        1, LXX |       a voice for his Pythian priestess at Delphi, and for his prophetess
2        2, IX  |     heard through the Pythian priestess; so, according to our view,
3        3, XXV |      of her who is called the priestess, as she is seated at the
4        7, III |    the oracles of the Pythian priestess, of the priests of Dodona,
5        7, III |     It is said of the Pythian priestess, whose oracle seems to have
6        7, IV  | excite. If, then, the Pythian priestess is beside herself when she
7        7, VII |    the oracles of the Pythian priestess, or those delivered at Dodona,
8        8, XLVI|    XLVI.~It is related of the priestess of Apollo, that she at times